Denali Therapeutics

Denali Therapeutics plans to submit a Biologics License Application for tividenofusp alfa, a treatment for Hunter syndrome, in early 2025. The FDA has granted it Breakthrough Therapy Designation, highlighting its potential to significantly improve treatment outcomes. Tividenofusp alfa aims to address both physical and cognitive symptoms of Hunter syndrome by crossing the blood-brain barrier.

Denali Therapeutics received FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation for tividenofusp alfa (DNL310) for Hunter syndrome (MPS II) treatment, aiming to address both brain and body symptoms. Plans to submit a Biologics License Application in early 2025 under accelerated approval pathway. Tividenofusp alfa shows promise in Phase 1/2 study, targeting unmet needs in Hunter syndrome therapy.

Denali Therapeutics Inc. announced FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation for tividenofusp alfa (DNL310) for Hunter syndrome treatment, highlighting its potential to address the disease's full spectrum. The designation aims to expedite development and review, with Denali planning a Biologics License Application submission in early 2025. Tividenofusp alfa, designed to optimize enzyme delivery to brain and body, has shown promising results in Phase 1/2 studies.

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Denali Therapeutics Inc. announced FDA Breakthrough Therapy Designation for tividenofusp alfa (DNL310) for Hunter syndrome treatment, highlighting its potential to address both physical and cognitive symptoms. The designation aims to expedite development and review, with a Biologics License Application expected in early 2025.

Denali Therapeutics Inc. reported disappointing results from its phase II/III HEALEY ALS Platform Trial for DNL343, failing to meet primary and secondary endpoints in slowing ALS progression. Despite being well tolerated, the study did not show efficacy over placebo. Denali plans further data analysis and reports by 2025. Additionally, Sanofi discontinued a related MS study for SAR443820/DNL788, previously halted for ALS treatment.

Jefferies maintains a Buy rating on Denali Therapeutics with a $45 target, despite ALS trial miss. Stock at $19.82, seen undervalued. Denali's DNL310 for Hunter Syndrome aims for 2025 approval. Positive data for DNL126 for Sanfilippo Syndrome noted. Financials strong, with 9.98 current ratio, minimal debt.

DNL343, evaluated in the HEALEY ALS Platform Trial, did not meet primary or key secondary endpoints at 24 weeks but was safe and well-tolerated. Further analyses, including biomarkers and subgroup data, are expected in 2025. ALS affects ~30,000 in the U.S., highlighting the urgent need for effective therapies.

Denali Therapeutics' DNL343 for ALS did not meet primary efficacy endpoints in a Phase 2/3 trial, showing no significant difference from placebo in disease progression or secondary endpoints. Despite the setback, the drug was safe and well-tolerated, with further analyses expected in 2025. Analysts remain hopeful, citing the disease's complexity and historical trial challenges.